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Strategies for Communicating Climate Science in Politically Sensitive Environments

The conversation surrounding climate change has rapidly expanded beyond environmental concerns to encapsulate broader societal implications, including public health. Yet, as crucial as it is for public health professionals to engage with these topics, navigating the political minefields surrounding climate discussions can be daunting. This article delves into effective techniques and narratives that public health […]

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Workforce

Assistant Professor Position in Public Health Education at UNCG

Exciting career opportunity alert for scholars passionate about public health and social justice! The Department of Public Health Education at the University of North Carolina Greensboro (UNCG) is welcoming applications for an Assistant Professor position. This tenure-track opportunity is ideal for those who thrive in collaborative environments and are eager to contribute to a culture […]

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Commentary

Empowering Communities: The Vital Role of Voting in Local Off-Cycle Elections

Voting in off-cycle elections, those not spotlighted by the presidential or congressional hustle, might not have the glamor of national contests. Still, they hold immense power in shaping our daily lives. Often overlooked, these local ballots are where community action, advocacy, and participatory research meet the road. Why Off-Cycle Elections Matter Off-cycle elections, typically held […]

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Workforce

Evaluating Global Health Partnerships: A Comprehensive Toolkit

In the dynamic world of public health, effective collaborations are paramount. Especially when it comes to global health partnerships, ensuring they function efficiently and equitably is a significant challenge. But how do we evaluate their impact, strengths, and areas of improvement? A recent study offers insights, presenting a comprehensive toolkit tailored for this purpose. Understanding […]

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News

Unveiling the Shadows: Questionable Research Practices in Grant Funding

Competitive grant funding is the lifeblood of research, particularly in public health and the sciences. But what happens when the pursuit of this funding encourages dubious practices? A recent study published in PLOS ONE titled “Questionable research practices in competitive grant funding: A survey” (DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0293310) sheds light on this concerning issue, revealing how widespread […]

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Health equity

The Role of National Income and Vaccine Confidence in COVID-19 Vaccination Rates

The COVID-19 pandemic presented a litmus test for public health systems worldwide, challenging them to distribute vaccines efficiently and equitably. In a recent pivotal study published in PLOS ONE, researchers have delved into how national income and public trust in vaccine safety shaped vaccine uptake across 145 countries. Their findings have profound implications for public […]

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Health equity

The Evolution of Scientific Publishing: The Rise of the Open-Access Movement

The world of scientific publishing has undergone significant transformations over the years. Traditional publishing, characterized by restrictive paywalls and limited access to groundbreaking research, has long been the standard. However, with the advent of digital technology and an increased emphasis on global collaboration and accessibility, the open-access movement has steadily gained traction. The primary goal […]

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Workforce

Policy Implications of Recent Trends in the Public Health Workforce

The landscape of the public health workforce is undergoing significant changes. Recent studies, including this insightful article, have delved deep into the demands of the public health workplace, revealing fascinating trends with far-reaching policy implications. Let’s unpack these findings and explore what they mean for the future of public health. 1. Public Health’s Diverse Demand […]

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